Indomobil eMotor is seeing strong demand for its Tyranno model, which currently accounts for over 40% of the company’s total sales, according to a recent announcement. The Indonesian electric motorcycle manufacturer is experiencing growth as it expands its product line and distribution network.
The company currently offers four models – Adora, Sprinto, Tyranno, and QT – with the QT still in its initial distribution phase. Chief Executive Officer Pius Wirawan stated on March 12, 2026, that the Tyranno is the top-selling model. “Currently, Tyranno accounts for more than 40 percent,” he said.
The Adora, Indomobil eMotor’s first model, remains a significant contributor to sales volume due to its earlier market entry. The Sprinto, launched in November 2025 with deliveries beginning in December, is also gaining traction and attracting a growing customer base. “Adora and Sprinto, in terms of quantity, still have more Adora. But given that Sprinto is new, we only started deliveries in December, so it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison,” Wirawan explained.
Indomobil eMotor recently unveiled its newest model, the Cutie, at the Indonesia Motorcycle Display (IMS) 2026, with a starting price of Rp15 million including the battery. The company also noted a trend toward cash purchases among electric motorcycle consumers.
The Sprinto EV, a sporty model with a 3.5 kW motor and a top speed of 101 km/h, features a comfortable suspension system. The QT model incorporates features designed to appeal to female riders, including ease of use.
The Tyranno is available in six colors and one variant, with a price starting at Rp 25.9 million. It competes with models like the Honda Scoopy, Honda Vario 125, Yamaha Jupiter Z1, Yamaha Fino 125, and Suzuki Satria F150. The Tyranno boasts a driving range of 110 km per charge and a 3-year battery warranty.
Indomobil eMotor’s Tyranno features include a lithium battery with a capacity of 2.45 kWh, a torque of 170 Nm, and a 3 kW motor. It also includes an inclinometer for improved safety on varied terrain, a multi-functional rack capable of carrying up to 50kg, dual bi-beam LED projector headlights, an interactive touchscreen speedometer, cruise control, and an exo-armor design for impact protection.
